Episode 8

Season 1Episode 860 minMay 25, 1977
Episode 8
Opening number, "I Got Love" (Geld/Udell) (all) The Bradys discuss the impact of love. (Commercial break) Musical number, "We Got Us" (Marks) (all) Merrill engages in banter with Peter, covering some seriously corny jokes. Musical number, "Me and My Shadow" (Jolson/Rose/Dreyer) (Peter and Merrill) (Commercial break) Jan gives a glowing, raving, personally ambitious introduction of Lynn Anderson. Greg warns her she's probably making Lynn nervous. Jan says "here's a singer who's not too bad." Musical number, "Right Time of the Night" (McCann) (Lynn Anderson) Jan and Greg introduce the following sketch. Merrill begs Alice for a date. She acquiesces. Alice is upset because she dusted the top of the mantle because she thought Esther Williams, not Paul, was coming over. Greg wants to pitch songs to Paul much to Marcia's consternation. Paul shows up. He's struck by Carol and says she's even prettier in person than on TV. He declares his love for her. The kids are agitated.
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